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JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH | VOLUME 6 | NUMBER 6 | PAGES 961-966 | 1984
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Anomalies morphologiques chez le genre Acartia (Crustacea, Copepoda): description et essai de quantification

J.M. Brylinski

Station Marine BP 41, 62930 Wimereux, France

Received on January 1, 1984; accepted on August 1, 1984 We have found morphological anomalies in the fifth pair of thoracic legs of female Acartic clausi and A. discaudata, sampled in the harbour at Dunkirk (France), in the eastern English Channel and in the North Sea. The percentage of anomalies in A. clausi (<1%) is not significantly different between polluted and non-polluted sites. The frequency of anomalies is on the other hand clearly higher in A. bilfilosa (>20%) than in A. clausi.


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